Crane Brand Cutlery Stag Handle Bowie Knife, Antique Pre-Civil War
This used Crane Brand Cutlery stag handle Bowie knife is offered as an antique, described as pre-Civil War. It is listed in the Collectibles category and may appeal to vintage knife and edged-weapon collectors. The description provided does not include measurements, steel type, markings, sheath details, or any restoration history, so check the listing for details. Condition is used; review photos for wear, patina, handle integrity, and any chips or cracks. Free shipping is included with the purchase; check the listing for carrier, handling time, and return terms.
| Location | Garland US |
| Shipping | Free shipping (check listing for details) |
| Seller |
adams_*_arsenal
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| Listing | FixedPrice · Active |
| Start time | 2025-11-16T17:28:59.000Z |
| Conflict | Civil War (1861-65) |
| Original/Reproduction | Original |
| Theme | Militaria |
| Country of Origin | Germany |
This is a Super RARE Crane
Brand Cutlery & Co it is a Pre Robert Klass., Stag Handle Bowie Knife. The Knife dates somewhere between 1820-1869. Most likely, Pre-Civil War!! There are NO issues with the Knife. It is SOLID, as a ROCK! Scabbard does show its age. If you ask google when did kran bran co start? you get this answere,The Cran brand cutlery is associated with the Kissing Crane knives, which began in 1834 in Solingen, Germany. The company was founded by Peter Daniels Pauls, who started making penknives and later expanded to include various types of cutlery. The Kissing Crane logo was registered as a trademark in 1895. The brand has a rich history and is known for its high-quality cutlery, particularly the stiletto and congress pattern knives. If you have any questions, please, ask. Please, also, look at my other Listings! We Believe In Long Term Relationship With Our Customer.. But In case If You Have Any Issue Or Find Anything Wrong In our Products Please Let Us Know Before Leaving Any FEEDBACK. We Will Resolve Your Issue And Make Sure Your Satisfaction First. Thanks, and Cheers!
